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| a fundamental form of matter |
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| negatively charged subatomic particle |
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| it differs in its atomic mass from other atoms of the same element |
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| this equals the number of protons in the atom of an element |
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| the location of electrons in an atom |
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| formed by equal sharing of electrons |
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| formed by an unequal sharing of electrons |
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| a weak attraction between polar molecules |
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| this often contains a polar covalent bond |
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| a substance that dissolves another substance |
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| this consists of a solute and a solvent |
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| a measure of H+ concentration in a solution |
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| Cohesion of Water Molecules |
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| the property of water molecules responsible for its high surface tensions |
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this has a pH less than 7.0
(on a scale of 14) |
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| a chemical that resists changes in pH by combining with H+ or OH- ions |
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| a substance that readily gives up H+ |
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| this had an unpaired electron |
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| this compound may act as an acid or a base |
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| the molecules have an equal distribution of charges with them |
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